Advertiser: Radio Shack. A print ad is a collectible paper item. original 1985 print ad. Year Published: 1985. All orders, including International, are combined. Grade: Excellent. The ad overall is in near perfect condition.
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Last two photos show little black plastic that is broke in phone where input jack is. So there is a few very small loose pieces in phone.
Original radio shack name tag From 70s/80s Some wear and tear as shown Sold as is
Works great! The Vintage Micronta Vox Clock 2 Talking Model 63-903 from Japan is a unique and retro piece for Radio Shack collectors. With a square shape and brown plastic housing, this talking clock features a wood grain finish and operates on batteries. Made in the late 20th century, this original piece is a nostalgic addition to any room, blending vintage style with modern functionality. Perfect for fans of vintage electronics and Radio Shack memorabilia, this collectible clock is sure to charm with its distinctive design and classic appeal.
The phone overall looks to be in very good condition.
I have no way to test it. It requires an unusual battery. May only be good for parts or repair. Sold as is.
I got 3 of these to turn on, the dark blue one didn’t turn on, but I can’t imagine it’s hard to fix. They all take 9V batteries, not included. Two say 1973, one says 1978 and the dark blue says 1972.
I got 3 of these to turn on, the dark blue one didn’t turn on, but I can’t imagine it’s hard to fix. They all take 9V batteries, not included. Two say 1973, one says 1978 and the dark blue says 1972.
Model: Radio Shack 43-836 (Tandy Corp.). Color: Black base, Burgundy / Maroon handset. Model: Monte Carlo Fashion Phone (Cat. No. 43-836). Colorway: Matte Black with Burgundy/Maroon handset & keypad accents.
